The Wedding Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST UVWHXYZR| There are red roses among | A |
| the other flowers that hang | B |
| beside each open window | C |
| the pastor is here blue suit | D |
| red tie a smile that easily drops | E |
| its shoulders whenever he turns to | F |
| the clock | G |
| There's music too every note | H |
| finding its way out of the taps of | I |
| the organist | J |
| there are trumpeters so there is air | K |
| cars in their different shapes | L |
| and complexions walk into the church | M |
| The groom's been on his feet | N |
| for hours now | O |
| his parents and the bride's parents | P |
| are also here | Q |
| the absence of the bride is present | R |
| doubt can be seen exchanging | S |
| pleasantries with everyone | T |
| for a moment the large room is space | U |
| enough for much silence | V |
| even the music begins to close her eyes | W |
| you could see question marks float | H |
| on eyebrows | X |
| the sky still sweaty blue a normal day | Y |
| I guess things would've been worse | Z |
| if we lost her to the accident | R |
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